Carnival Corporation's stock price took a hit on Monday, as the cruise operator reported record third-quarter revenue and exceeded expectations, but held a pessimistic outlook for net income in this quarter. The company is pessimistic about the earnings outlook for the fourth quarter, but emphasizes that with the leadership of high profit margins and onboard revenue growth, the third quarter achieved "extraordinary" performance: operational performance reached an all-time high. The company stated that demand for future bookings remains strong, with nearly half of the 2025 bookings at historically high prices. For the entire fiscal year, the company has once again raised its expectations for net income. Carnival Corporation CEO Josh Weinstein stated: "Strong demand allows us to raise full-year earnings guidance for the third time this year and improve cost guidance, thereby converting more revenue into profit."